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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1969

Page

4

Army Unveils Plan to Dispose Of Poison Gas Coffins

The Army outlines methods to handle 30 rocket coffins weighing 6.4 tons each, including potential ocean dumping in 7200 feet of water or land disposal at an Army installation. Talks include burning liquid mustard gas at Rocky Mountain Arsenal and detoxifying 12,000 tons of nerve gas, with site options at Rocky Mountain or Tooele Depot.

The Academy Atlantic Rocky Mountain Arsenal Colo Rocky Mountain Tooele Army Depot Utah

Hershey Sees Draft Cuts Threatening U S Position

General Hershey, a veteran voice on draft law since 1936, says current surplus of draftees and college enrollments reduce need for 19 year olds. He defends the draft and Vietnam stance, condemning dissidents as destructive and praising American youth.

Hershey

Los Angeles Attorney Testifies in Secret Friars Probe

Los Angeles attorney Charles Lynberg testified before a Federal Grand Jury probing illegal possession of a secret transcript in the Friars Club card cheating case yesterday.

Los Angeles UPI Charles Lynberg Friars Club

Quota Plan Targets Federal Contractors in Pennsylvania

The Labor Department announced a nonnegotiable quota system to hire minority workers in trades by major federal construction contractors. The plan applies to five Pennsylvania counties near Philadelphia and aims to set a nationwide pattern.

Philadelphia UPI Labor Department Pennsylvania McCord Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Olingers Brother Seeks Probe In Goldsmith Case

Three men tied to the deaths of Stucker and Larry Olinger faced varying fates. One acquitted, one testified for the state and received immunity, and another convicted of first degree murder with a life sentence.

Olinger Goldsmith Stucker Larry Olinger

Nevada judge denies bail for Payne in extradition case

Judge Donnell rules extradition hearings for capital offenses must occur in the demanding state, here Wyoming. Payne's attorney Harry Reid considers an appeal and has sought a governor's hearing to challenge extradition to Wyoming.

Donnell Wyoming Payne Harry Reid O'Donnell

Landmark sale hangs on non appeal order at Hughes hotel

Sun Realty cites a potential appeal on a bankruptcy order while Plaza Tower denies a prior deal. The Landmark hotel, eight years in the making and never open, faces a sale contingent on a non appeal ruling and bond funding before transfer.

Sun Realty Hughes

Ben Zenoff Dies After Long Illness

Ben Zenoff, a Las Vegas and Palm Springs home builder and investor, died after a long illness. Survived by wife Gertrude, daughter Elyse a Georgetown law professor, two brothers Bill and A J, brother-in-law Carl Lieb, and perished after a 1956 plane crash near Palm Springs. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday in Chicago.

Las Vegas Palm Springs Milwaukee Chicago Gertrude Elyse Georgetown University Bill Stevens Point Wis A.J Carl Lieb Sherry’s Liquors Weinstein Funeral Home

TENSIONS EASE IN CITY Charleston Strike Settled

In Charleston South Carolina a three month strike by 400 Negro hospital workers ends with a settlement. Release for Rev Ralph Abernathy expected at a mass church rally and 12 rehired workers to return July 1. Gov McNair cuts city curfew to 5 am.

Ralph D. Abernathy Abernathy College Hospital McCord

Notorious Tiger Woman Found After Seven Years

Winnie Ruth Judd, known as the Tiger Woman, was found in Danville California after seven years. Authorities traced her identity to a hospital case and she cooperated with deputies. She previously earned notoriety for dismembering two friends in Phoenix in 1931 and was later confined for insanity before escaping multiple times.

Winnie Ruth Phoenix Los Angeles State Hospital Contra Costa County Mason Miss Garland

Judy Garland Funeral Draws Stars and 20000 Fans

The New York funeral for Judy Garland drew hundreds of top stage and screen figures and more than 20,000 devoted fans. James Mason eulogized her as a champion of little people and mourners filled the chapel and streets.

James Mason Judy New York UPI Judy Garland Rudolf Valentino Campbell Valentino Miss Garland Prince Rainier Princess Grace of Monaco Gene Kelly Louis Armstrong

Postal Worker Nabbed In LV On Theft Rap

Atlanta postal worker Jerry Ayers 29 was arrested in Las Vegas on charges of stealing federal funds totaling about 39 999 en route to a federal reserve bank. Investigators say he was nabbed in a Strip hotel lobby with cash and deposits. no weapons were found.

Atlanta Las Vegas Federal Reserve Bank Jerry A. Ayers Post Office Department Post Office Sheriff's Department Intelligence Division Ayers

Airdrop Ends Siege at Ren Het Fortress in Vietnam

U S cargo planes delivered 40 tons of food water and ammunition to Ren Het fortress to support American and South Vietnamese defenders. The mission followed B52 saturation raids on about 1500 North Vietnamese troops near Ben Het as Green Berets and air power softened enemy positions.

Saigon Ben Het Andrew Marquis Jacksonville Fla U. S Green Beret Central Highlands Ren Het

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